The new concept in Lubin, Poland is a 1,000 sqm statement store that helps customers browse an abundance of styles in an easy-to-shop mode. It offers ‘Style Made Simple’; a convenient showcase that highlights CCC sub-brands and tells the company’s story with confidence.

HMKM and Katies worked closely together to create a concept that delivers on both commercial and emotional levels, empowering the customer and allowing her to meaningfully reconnect with the brand. The new Katies is a welcoming, stimulating destination; a place to gather, share, shop and be inspired.

The retail furniture upholstery, lighting and individually commissioned illustrations by Mariko Jesse to the walls all reflect Hobbs British craft focus re-enforcing the brands heritage and authentic British aesthetic.

Using raw and industrial materials like spruce pine, concrete and untreated steel – with clean white finishes elsewhere – sfd designed a contrast between the interior’s starkness and the vivid shopfront.

The sumptuous new fitout for Redcurrent is set in a warehouse space in and the brief was to provide backdrops, introduce key features to showcase the exquisite treats and treasures on display and bring the brand into the next decade.

The recently renovated building located in New Bond Street in London houses Canali’s largest boutique worldwide, with offices and showroom. Today, it constitutes the Italian fine tailoring brand’s new location headquarters in six floors.

Choi Ropiha Fighera completed a full commercial fitout with the re-launch of Cranium Hair Salon in Manly. The project organises the salon as 3 primary spaces – reception, the main cutting studio, and the more intimate hair spa room.

The Crumpler store is marked by its extraordinary shopfront which immediately identifies the brand and marks the store entry clearly within the visual noise of the ubiquitous shopping mall. Every aspect of the design reinforces the Crumpler brand: the aesthetic is strong, clear and not at alloverworked.

We were appointed by Gap’s European team to reinvigorate the store design and give the brand more relevance in the European market. We designed a new store concept, that takes its inspiration from the very first Gap store which opened on Ocean Avenue, San Francisco in 1969.